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We Are Best In Chartered Surveyors Company In UK.
Canterbury Surveyors, established in 2000, is an independent panel of RICS Chartered Surveyors. They are a bespoke service in the profession of serving solicitors, estate agents, and architects in the areas of Canterbury, London, and other parts of the Home Counties.
Draw on knowledge from a team of experts such as Chartered Surveyors, Registered Valuers, and Chartered Engineers who provide services including but not limited to Building Surveys, Valuations, Party Wall, Defect Reports, Leasehold Extension & Rent Review, Expert Witness and more.
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Canterbury, London, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester & Cardiff Surveyors
In Canterbury, London, and across the UK, the team offers a wide range of property services working with both residential and commercial properties: local surveying experts who know the likely issues that can occur with buildings in their area.
The surveying services comprise comprehensive property and building reports that cover structural problems and market values developed to your needs with pre/post-survey advice.
Many surveyors have extensive experience with property law and problem-solving that allows them to diagnose issues that may present a serious danger to you as the property owner. Survey reports are compliant with industry standards.
Our Values
We prize our customer service above everything else and work hard to ensure that the service is delivered to you in a timely manner and meets a very high standard of quality.
On average, we return calls and emails to clients same day as part of good communication.
Among the surveyors on our panel, many of whom are RICS, RPSA and/or CIOB members, the discussion of any survey is conducted with attention to detail. That’s because the surveyors not only know a great deal about the properties they survey; they appreciate the value of the work needed for property buyers.
So, contact our Canterbury team today.
Are you considering a property purchase in Canterbury?
One of the notable organisers of RICS building surveys and RICS HomeBuyer reports in the United Kingdom, Canterbury Surveyors, can help you with your project.
Our panel of Chartered Surveyors and Structural Engineers help you assess the property condition in order to establish what you’re really buying.
As “buying real estate is the biggest investment you will ever make”, be sure to purchase a true survey that goes way beyond the mortgage lender’s valuation report.
Why get a Building Survey in Canterbury?
As a mortgage lender’s valuation is not a property survey, you will need to instruct your own building surveyor to assess the property condition. This is very important, considering that a substantial amount of capital is being invested in a house purchase.
Your building survey will involve a full structural inspection advising on the building condition and what repairs are required so that you can budget accordingly.
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When can you expect the report to arrive?
Under normal circumstances, the survey report should be ready in a week. However, if your request involves property valuations or lease-related matters, it may take a bit longer.
We will send the report to you via email as soon as we confirm that your payment has gone through.
If you would prefer to receive the report in hard copy, that is also an option to enquire about.
We are fortunate to have a panel consisting of many experienced and capable Chartered Surveyors who carry out surveys and valuations in Canterbury. Different regulatory bodies accredit the various individuals within our panel. You might have heard of some of them: RICS, CIOB, RPSA, etc.
Our Professional Standards
Our panel of experts are regulated by the following regulatory bodies including but not limited to: the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), The Property Ombudsman (TPO), Society of Operations Engineers (SOE), Chartered Association of Building Engineers (CABE), Faculty of Party Wall Surveyors (FPWS), the International Real Estate Federation (FIABCI) and the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB).
RICS Chartered Surveyors and Structural Engineers in Canterbury
Your surveyor will be qualified and/or accredited under the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB), and/or the Residential Property Surveyors Association (RPSA).
If you need a structural engineer, they will work to the same high-quality standards of either the Institution of Structural Engineers (IStructE) or the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE).
Our Surveying Services in Canterbury
Here is a list of some of the survey services we can arrange for you:
- Commercial Property Survey: acquiring commercial property for investment
- Commercial Structural Engineering: structural work for shops and office buildings
- Specific Defect Survey: investigating a potentially serious defect
- Project Management: managing construction works
- Schedule of Condition: recording the state of a property for party wall or dilapidations claims
- Dilapidations: enforcing or defending condition claims
- Valuations: surveys on probate/inheritance, matrimonial, lending, etc. by RICS Registered Valuers for residential and commercial property
- Legal Proceedings: CPR Part 35 compliant reports for court proceedings
- Conservation & Heritage Surveys: surveys for planning
- Building Control: compliance with building regulations
- Party Wall: neighbour disputes settled with party wall surveyors
- Fire Risk: improving property safety
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As one of the UK’s leading property surveyors, you will receive a bespoke surveying service with excellent customer service from Canterbury Surveyors.
We welcome you to contact us if you need a surveyor in Canterbury, London, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, or Cardiff. If you would like a no-obligation, free-of-charge quote to see what a property survey might cost, your first step is to fill out our form.
